Is there a unique key defined for that table?  The current JET engines
used by MS Access require a unique key for each table in order to
perform updates.  I somewhat vaguely remember reading something
to the effect that this will not be a requirement with the next version
due out with Access 97 (thank goodness!).

Regards,
Michael L Gueterman
Easy Does It Technologies
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From:  Curt Brimacomb[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent:  Tuesday, November 26, 1996 11:15 AM
To:  [log in to unmask]
Subject:  MS Access 2.0

Dear MS Access users,

I have been playing with ODBC and have it working except for updates,
deletes, etc.  I called HP and they told me that it is a Microsoft problem
that occurs because Access does not really understand the image/sql
environment and tries to  do something twice?

Does this mean that MS Access can only be used for inquiry purposes?  Has
anyone got a work around?

the error that I am getting is this:

ODBC - update filaed on attached table AP_APMAST
image/sql error 156 turboimage error -14 turboimage intrinsic 406 & Auxilary
error 0 (DBERR 13352)
Insert/Update/Delete statement had no effect due to exection errors (DBERR
2292)(#13552)

Any help would be appreciated!

Running MPE 5.0, HPPCAPI a.g1.05, Win3.11, Access 2.0

TIA
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